Society Charities That specialise in Equality and diversity

Through constructive dialogue, engagement, and collaboration with local organisations, faith groups, and stakeholders, we endeavour to promote knowledge, respect, and cooperation among diverse communities, bridging cultural and religious divides for a united and inclusive Greater Manchester.

WOW works to advance gender equality and increased participation in city life for women in Wolverhampton. Our activities include awareness raising, consultation, providing training and support to women and women's organisations.

The relief of financial hardship of women in Wales and Sub Saharan Africa by providing support,practical assistance or funds to initiatives that are designed,run and managed by women which are intended to have a long term impact on poverty.The promotion of equality and diversity for the public benefit by advancing education and raising awareness of equality and diversity.

1.The promotion of racial harmony for the public benefit by: promoting knowledge and mutual understanding between different racial groups; advancing education and raising awareness about different racial groups to promote good relations.2.The promotion of equality and diversity for the public benefit: promoting activites to foster understanding between people from diverse backgrounds.

The South West Dorset Multicultural Network was set up to establish links across West Dorset, Weymouth and Portland to provide support, information and cultural understanding. We produce a newsletter & arrange a number of social events.The SWDMCN is represented on various strategic steering groups to promote racial harmony & diversity & reduce isolation faced by people from ethnic minorities.

Activities; General charitable purposes, Education / Training, empower local communities, Eradicate Religious and cultural prejudices. promote voluntary involvement 4 youth training in media,production, broadcast, on all platforms globally on various social media apps. and on www.salaambcr.com 24/7, training 4 employment, engage with voluntary groupsand local authorities, promote gender equality.

Charitable Objectives and activities:1. The promotion of racial harmony for the public benefit by(a) promoting knowledge and mutual understanding between different racial groups; (b) advancing education and raising awareness about different racial groups to promote good relations between persons of different racial groups; (c) bringing people together through the sharing or India

We engage in activities which promote cultural cohesion and racial harmony in the Vale of Glamorgan. We also support Orphans in Kenya by assisting in the provision for facilities for Education.

The organisation provides:Work Experience and Volunteering Opportunities, Guidance, Counselling, Mentoring and Signposting Services, Hands on Skills Learning Opportunities for diverse communities of women.

1) Cases of racial discrimination and hate crime. 2) Offer diversity/equality training. 3) Cultural awareness raising events:- spotlights, exhibitions and conferences. 4) Consultation of equality/diversity issues. 5) Promoting good relations between different communities. 6) Research project around equality/diversity. 7) Leadership programmes for BHE groups.

Providing practical help, advice and support to elderly, disabled and disadvantaged people of Ndokwa Origin living anywhere in the world.Promote racial harmony for the benefit of the public, by educating the general public about Ukwuani language, other languages of Ndokwaland and Ukwuani history, culture and values.To establish or secure a community centre.

Darfur Association Nottingham is a registered charity based in Nottingham and it seeks to improve the lives of its members, promote racial harmony and support integration amongst the local population. The association is formed from local people who originate from the Darfur region of western Sudan and who reside in Nottingham city and the surrounding area.

Interfaith Wolverhampton aims to work with diverse communities living in Wolverhampton in order to foster and nurture mutual understanding and appreciation between the different faiths. It seeks to arrange, encourage and support dialogue between different faiths, communities and agencies so as to contribute to an environment of tolerance, mutual respect and harmony.

We aim to Promote educational, cultural and social activitiesBring Racial harmony and unity in the societyEnhance awareness of south asian culture among the wider societySupprt under- privileged ethnic minorities

The Charity seeks to promote equality and diversity in the arts through the Jhalak Prize and the Jhalak Children's and YA Prize. The Prize is for the book of the year by a writer of colour. The Jhalak Prize has already been specifically recognised by the Equality & Human Rights Commission as the type of action which the Commission supports and recommends.

The Charity is based in London and promotes education and equality and diversity as well as the conservation of the natural environment. It is still in start-up mode but plans to undertake grant making activities, investment, possible partnership with other charities with similar objectives and the development of a detailed grant making policy.

Working with established international registered charities, focusing on projects that include: The advancement of education, provision of clean & safe drinking water, economic development in Third World countries, support for orphans, health projects. The promotion of equality and diversity for the public benefit.

Advancement of children and adult education. Promotion of racial harmony. Preservation and protection of people's health, particularly the health of elderly people. Assisting the police to reduce crime.

We give grants and support to organisations working to support gender equality in Togo, West Africa

1. Promotes gender equality and empowers women in developing countries by providing access to education, skills training, and microfinance programs. 2. Supports initiatives that address child poverty and offers long-term solutions for at-risk children including educational support. 3. Supports projects that enhance community resilience and adaptive capacity in response to climate change.

We support charities registered in the UK operating in the fields of disability, mental health, poverty relief, equality and diversity with a gross annual income of less than £500,000. Grant applications should be submitted by email between October and December for one-off grants of £300-500 which will be made the following February/March.

The promotion of education of the general public in the topics of international relations, human geography, politics or sociology. The promotion of racial harmony, equality, diversity and social inclusion for the public benefit by preventing people from becoming socially excluded, relieving the needs of those people who are socially excluded and assisting them to integrate into society.

We provide young victims of bullying and hate crime, and their families, with advice, guidance, advocacy and practical support to help alleviate their sense of hurt and helplessness, inform and empower their emotional response, recovery of pride and ambition. We provide a listening ear and range of health improving activities - independently and with specialist partners.

Village Hall providing a safe, comfortable, equal access facility, a place to meet, learn, access services and socialise, encouraging the whole community to join together for support and development to improve the quality of life in a diverse rural area.

We work in partnership with and promote and support Interfaith activity and Organisations in Lancashire with partners such as Lancashire County Council (helping develop an Equality and Diversity staff training package), the District Councils, Lancashire Constabulary (working on 'the prevention of violent extremism' agenda), the Primary Care Trusts, Churches Together in Lancashire .